... the main furnace, conflagratiens 2 recngendered, still remains uo extinguish d. Even in the reg ions of the now respiriug Lusitania, only limbs have been shattered ; the some of the Ii animated with life and vigour, enormous body is sti is still fed by ...

... THE BRAZILS. Liverpool, Sunday.—By the steamer Lusitania, from Bio Janeiro, we learn that on the 25th the Russian schooner war Boguida tried to leave the port, but Her Majesty's screw steamer Rifleman also weighed anchor, and waited outside with the intention ...

... forqps were gaining advantages over them at some points. the South American and General Steam Navigation Company’s steam-ship Lusitania, which arrived at Liverpool on {snnday, advices have been received from Rio Janeiro to the 30th March, from Bahia to the ...

... that the revolution still continued. THE BRAZILS. The Lusitania, Captain G. H. Haram, arrived this port Monday evening. Her dates Janeiro Octl; Bahia, 6 ; Madeira, 23 , and T isbon 26 The Lusitania bas passengers, full cargo diamonds and specie; and has ...

... violence of the wind. Lighters with goods from the Villa de Brest, from St. Nazaire, the “Ailsa Craig,” from Glasgow, and the ‘‘Lusitania,” from Oporto, were sunk, and the loss of goods is estimated at something like 40,(XX)/. Several lighters belonging to the ...

... violence ot the wind. Lighters, with goods from the Ville de Bred from St. Nazaire, the Ails Craig from Glasgow, and the Lusitania from Oporto, were sunk, and the lose( goods is estimated at something like £40,000. Several lighters belonging to the Royal ...

... the arrival of the Pacific Mail Company's vessel jousl. ly been most kind and affectionate to the child, to be seized with Lusitania at Liverpool the crew of the River Eden, a the 8th of November he Liverpool vessel that left London some weeks ago for a ...

... of the Period, far Fahnoutn. The other, including the. seoond mate, whose name is J. F. Hopkins, were put on board the Lusitania, and same to Liverpool, Hap. kin., how..mer, being landed at Lisbon, suffering from smallpox, which. it is supposed, he etught ...

... A TRAGEDY AT SEA. The mail steamer Lusitania, which arrived Lisbon some days ago from South America, |brought intelligence of the burning of the Eden, vessel of 508 tonp, owned by Messrs. Hargrove, Fergusson, and Co., of Liverpool Further particulars ...

... A TRAGEDY AT SEA. The mail steamer Lusitania, which arrived at Lisbon some days ego from South America,‘brought intelligence of the burning of the E ...

... event of the interruption of the cable. The telegraph between Adelaide and Western Australia is approaching completion. The Lusitania made her outward passage in forty days six hoars, and brought later news by three weeks than the mail. Some rain has fallen ...

... express, which passed through Bangor about four o'clock, and that he intended leaving London for Australia by the steamer Lusitania. How the accident happened he professes himself unable to give the slightest information, and he says that although a teetotaler ...